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Mark Bean updated NIFI-14896:
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Description:
ListenHTTP will automatically unpack a received packaged FlowFile. The result
is one or many FlowFiles will be created based on the package contents. For
example, if the received packaged FlowFile contains two FlowFiles within it,
two FlowFiles will be created by ListenHTTP.
Currently, ListenHTTP generates a RECEIVE event for each of the created
FlowFiles. This is incorrect as it removes the association of the child
FlowFiles to the original FlowFile package (parent). In the case described
above, it should generate a single RECEIVE event for the packaged FlowFile and
an additional FORK event for the unpacked FlowFiles contained within the
package.
was:
ListenHTTP will automatically unpack a received packaged FlowFile. The result
is one or many FlowFiles will be created based on the package contents. For
example, if the received packaged FlowFile contains two FlowFiles within it,
two FlowFiles will be created by ListenHTTP.
Currently, ListenHTTP generates a RECEIVE event for each of the created
FlowFiles. This is incorrect. In the case described above, it should generate a
single RECEIVE event for the packaged FlowFile and an additional FORK event for
the unpacked FlowFiles contained within the package.
> Provide more accurate Provenance events in ListenHTTP
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> Key: NIFI-14896
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-14896
> Project: Apache NiFi
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Mark Bean
> Priority: Major
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> ListenHTTP will automatically unpack a received packaged FlowFile. The result
> is one or many FlowFiles will be created based on the package contents. For
> example, if the received packaged FlowFile contains two FlowFiles within it,
> two FlowFiles will be created by ListenHTTP.
> Currently, ListenHTTP generates a RECEIVE event for each of the created
> FlowFiles. This is incorrect as it removes the association of the child
> FlowFiles to the original FlowFile package (parent). In the case described
> above, it should generate a single RECEIVE event for the packaged FlowFile
> and an additional FORK event for the unpacked FlowFiles contained within the
> package.
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